12 Heart Healthy Oatmeal Recipes

These oatmeal bars are made with oats and almonds that provide heart-healthy fiber and healthy fats. Dried cranberries add natural sweetness, keeping this heart healthy snack low in sugar.

This low-calorie oatmeal breakfast is high in fiber, featuring sweet raisins and crunchy almonds to support heart health. Fresh blueberries add antioxidants can help lower the risk of heart disease.

A low-fat, low-cholesterol breakfast bread, this oatmeal muffin cake combines oats and vanilla yogurt for a heart-healthy start to your day. Cinnamon adds a sweet flavor without extra calories.

This high-protein, low-cholesterol breakfast bowl combines oatmeal with avocado and egg, offering healthy fats and proteins that are essential for heart health.

Blueberries, strawberries and applesauce add natural sweetness to this low-calorie, high-fiber baked oatmeal recipe that’s low calorie and low fat.

Made with oats, almonds and dried fruit, this creamy oatmeal breakfast recipe provides fiber and heart healthy fats for an easy and nutritious breakfast.

This low-cholesterol, high-protein overnight oats recipe offers a heart-healthy twist on a classic flavor by incorporating oats, chia seeds and Greek yogurt into the recipe.

These homemade Irish oatmeal cookies combine whole wheat flour and Irish oats, providing a boost of fiber for heart health, along with the sweet taste of raisins and cinnamon.

This healthy oats recipe mimics the taste of cookie dough using almond butter, cinnamon and vanilla protein powder to create a low sugar indulgence that’s both satisfying and nutritious.

These homemade oatmeal cookies contain only 5 grams of saturated fat and they are low sodium, making them the perfect heart healthy treat when you’re craving chocolate chip cookies.

Combining cherries, cocoa and chocolate almond milk, this overnight oats recipe delivers a healthy dose of antioxidants and fiber for heart health.

A nutritious twist on a classic dessert, this recipe uses creamy pecan butter, Greek yogurt and chia seeds to provide fiber and vitamins for a heart healthy diet.